Hmmm... The things you find on the web...
http://www.phoric.cn/viewthread.php?tid=390683
Regards,
Eric
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I guess Tom is afraid, that Chicago-Steve will start to spam the list again
with his advertisements, because impolite and ruthless as he is, he abused
the list in past excessively for his sales promotions.
You know Greg, we have here an agreement, that one AD per week and person is
is allowed.
If you are thinking about responding to the Freebies string please consider
this before you make your final decision. I love you all one way or another,
Peace.
Elton
This is for everyone on both sides: This is not per se about the source of the
conflict but the way the members deal with it
Well Elton,
there I have a different opinion than you, as I want to protect our
collectors, especially the new ones, from fraud.
I know of four cases, where Chicago-Steve distributed meteorites, which were
not that, what he claimed they are. In one case it was even a fake and no
meteorite at
Good morning list.I will be real brief.The person in question about me,is tom
randall.Not tom phillips!! Tom P. is as class a guy as you will ever know.I get
home from work and see this in my email box.If people,who do not even know
me,stop sending this to the list and do it privately,there
I have a similar experience.
I bought a large NWA 869 full slice, half a kilo, on ebay with buy it now.
At that time he didn't have a working paypal account so I had to send
the money by mail.
After a while he started to complaining that I hadn't paid the
meteorite. Finally the letter returned
On Tue, 21 Jul 2009 00:26:56 -0700, you wrote:
Hmmm... The things you find on the web...
http://www.phoric.cn/viewthread.php?tid=390683
Look like somebody is planning on writing some epicly bad science fiction and is
looking for some tech to throw in with the horrible writing. Either that, or
40 websites and you still feel the need to bother with our humble list?
This form of advertising is little more than panhandling. I need money
to go meteorite hunting, tiny tim needs an operation...
Thanks a lot cottingham. Give me one good reason why we should give a
rats ass about your problem
...or he's building his own spaceship in the basement for the X-Prize
http://space.xprize.org/
http://space.xprize.org/
From: cyna...@charter.net
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:20:13 -0500
Subject: Re:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20327174.800-did-great-balls-of-fire-form-the-planets.html
Did great balls of fire form the planets?
20 July 2009 by David Shiga
ASTEROID-SIZED balls of magma hurtled through our infant solar system, and spray
from their many collisions provided much of
Dear List,
I've dusted off this stone out of my box of NWA Unclassifieds, and I think it's
worth sharing.
It has an interesting achondritic inclusion making up abut one third of the
97.2 gram mass, which appears similar to a basalt with skeletal ilmenite
crystals.
The achondritic
Dear List,
Darren Wrote:
I was just looking for the pictures/story about the full slice of NWA 5000 in
the megacool sealed contraption, but all links I'm finding are broken. Anybody
have a working link?
Our answer:
We removed references of NWA 5000 from the website due to advice from our
http://nea2009.cosmos.ru/
Malta Symposium on Hazardous Near Earth Asteroids
Russian Cultural and Scientific Center on Malta
October 12-16, 2009
*FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT*
*Preface*
The Year 2009 according to UNESCO is the Year of Astronomy. So many
international scientific conferences, seminars
List:
Take a look - Greg S.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=did-a-comet-cause-die-off
Researchers have found shock-synthesized hexagonal diamonds on one of
California's Channel Islands, which they say is the strongest evidence
yet that a comet exploded in the atmosphere
Well, your friend taking pics is wearing black pants with white shoes. I would
go with darker color shoes with black pants or lighter pants with white shoes.
Even the body language of the E.T. behind him says it all. :-D
Carl
Mike Hankey asks:
...Look carefully at the third pic. Very
Thanks Carl. I will pass on the fashion advice to Bob (he's the
producer of steve's show and isn't usually on camera ;0)
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 5:05 PM, Carl 'scarloselgua...@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, your friend taking pics is wearing black pants with white shoes. I
would go with darker
It appears than Jupiter has been hit again by something very big.
I heard about it yesterday morning, but I found only old shoemaker levy stuff,
different story now.
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/090720-jupiter-new-impact.html
W. M. Keck Observatory
65-1120 Mamalahoa Hwy.
Kamuela, Hawai'i
July 20, 2009
Jupiter Adds a Feature
Mauna Kea, Hawai'i -- Jupiter's got a brand new mark. Something slammed into
the gas giant leaving a dark bruise in the planet's atmosphere, scientists
at Keck Observatory confirmed early on
Has anyone heard an estimate for the size of the impactor yet.
If I recall correctly, for an object reaching Earth's surface with
cosmic velocity, the rule of thumb is that the crater diameter is 50
times the impactors diameter. I am guessing that factor for Jupiter's
cloud layer is going to
Right Mark, that holds for ground impacts. The apparent diameter looks roughly
3-5 earth diameters and I don't think we are missing a major planet. I presume
someone will compare this to the known sizes of Shoemaker/Levy-9 to get an
estimate since that it the only frame of reference we have
Hi Mark:
For Earth, 20 times (give or take), not 50.
This new spot, from what I can tell, looks to be on the small end of the
SL9 impactors, so we are talking about under a kilometer in diameter, I
would guess.
Also, it is likely that this event came in at a higher velocity than SL9
since they
The once was a man from Peekskill,
who chased every bolide with zeal
He'd only find lunaites,
and scoffed at mere chondrites
So we put a bug on his automobile!
;)
--
.
Michael Gilmer (Florida, USA)
Member of the Meteoritical
Hey List,
Well, it was interesting to see how the Meteorite Men collectible slabs
went on Ebay this past week. I was genuinely surprised to see the complete
set of 18 go actually go for more than the 18 individuals did. I thought it
would have been the other way around. Usually volume
Hello everybody,
Yes, another batch posted, and a big one, some 60 pieces.
And a very ecclectic bunch it is. Some with names you all know, like
Mighei, Ivuna, Divnoe, Renazzo, Vigarano. And others less famous but no less
interesting like Albion, Coldwater, Heredia, Clark County) And of
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